PepsiCo and Soil Capital team up for rapeseed regenerative farming push

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New partnership will cover 35,000 acres of farmland, aiming to improve soil health, enhance water efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions

PepsiCo and regenerative farming group Soil Capital have joined forces to accelerate the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices among rapeseed oil farmers in the UK, France, and Belgium. The...

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